Private Mortgage Insurance: Cancellation Options
Bruce E. Foote
Abstract
Bruce E. Foote
Abstract
If home mortgage borrowers are unable to make downpayments of at least 20%, lenders generally require that the borrowers obtain some type of mortgage insurance. In response, the borrowers either obtain private mortgage insurance (PMI) from mortgage insurers or, when eligible, insurance from a federal government agency. In recent years, the majority of borrowers who need mortgage insurance have obtained PMI.
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If home mortgage borrowers are unable to make downpayments of at least 20%, lenders generally require that the borrowers obtain some type of mortgage insurance. In response, the borrowers either obtain private mortgage insurance (PMI) from mortgage insurers or, when eligible, insurance from a federal government agency. In recent years, the majority of borrowers who need mortgage insurance have obtained PMI.
Key concepts: Mortgage insurance, Shared appreciation mortgage, Mortgage underwriting, Business, Collateralized mortgage obligation, Secondary mortgage market, Loan-to-value ratio, Insurance policy